SINGAPORE SCOUT ASSOCIATION ANNUAL REPORT THE ADVENTURE CONTINUES... Spools May A4 Newsletter.ai 4/30/12 11:16:17 AM Spools May A4 Newsletter.ai 4/30/12 11:16:17 AM THE SINGAPORE SCOUT ASSOCIATION

CHIEF SCOUT (Since September 2011) His Excellency Mr Tony Tan Keng Yam The President of the Republic of Singapore THE SINGAPORE SCOUT ASSOCIATION

CHIEF SCOUT (Till August 2011) Mr S R Nathan Former President of the Republic of Singapore THE SINGAPORE SCOUT ASSOCIATION

The Singapore Scout Association, formerly known as the Boy Scouts Association, was constituted under the powers granted by the Royal Charter issued under the hand of King George V dated 4th January 1912, and the Boy Scouts Association Act (Cap 26 Singapore Statue, 1985 Revised Edition) having the force of law in Singapore. It is registered (No. 0196) as a Charity under the Charities Act, 1982 with effect from 29th June 1985. Singapore Scout Association is also an Institution of Public Character (IPC 000407) with effect from August 2010.

The Mission of Scouting The mission of Scouting is to contribute to the education of young people, through a value system based on the Scout Promise and Law, to help build a better world where people are self-fulfi lled as individuals and play a constructive role in society.

The Scout Promise On my honour I promise that I will do my best To do my duty to God and the Republic of Singapore To help other people and To keep the Scout Law

The Scout Law A Scout is to be trusted A Scout is loyal A Scout makes friends, establishes and maintains harmonious relations A Scout is disciplined and considerate A Scout has courage in all diffi culties

“Be Prepared” – The Scout Motto

Be Prepared... the meaning of the motto is that a scout must prepare himself by previous thinking out and practicing how to act on any accident or emergency so that he is never taken by surprise.

– Lord Baden-Powell of Gilwell CONTENTS

Message President’s Message 6 Chief Commissioner’s Message 7 Council Scout Council 2011/2012 8 Sub Committee Scout Council 2011/2012 9 Commissioners’ Council 2011 10 Functional Commissioners 2011 11 Membership Census 2011 11 Report on Areas West Area Report 12 South Area Report 16 North Area Report 19 East Area Report 22

Job Week & Donation Draw 27

International Relations 28

Adult Leaders’ Training 30 Programmes & Events Cub Scout 33 Scout 33 Venture Scout 37 Rover Scout 37

Singapore Scout Guild 37

Seniors in Scouting 39

National Events 40 Awards and Achievements Frank Cooper Sands Award 41 Akela Award 43 Chief Commissioner’s Award 45 President Scout Award 46 Baden-Powell Award 46 Distinguished Service Award 47 Long Service Award 49

Report on Full Time Staff 50

Financial Statements 51

Appreciation 84

Editorial Committee 85 6 President’s Message

PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE

The key issue your new Scout Council sought to address was how to ensure the continuing relevance of scouting in an age of fast changes, computers and inter- connectivity. Our conclusion was that while scouting needs to adjust to the needs and aspirations of the young of today, we must remain anchored to the fundamentals of scouting.

Indeed, it is its unique approach to developing young people that has made scouting successful as an international movement over the past 100 years – scouts learn to lead, to be resourceful and to develop their individual talents by doing fun things together in small groups outdoor, guided and inspired by committed and passionate leaders.

With the above “back to basics” focus, the Scout Council adopted the following strategies to guide the development of the movement in Singapore over the next 3 years: 1) Return the patrol system to its pivotal position in the development of leadership in Scouting. Mr Tan Tee How 2) Promote outdoor camping and outdoor activities as an integral part of the Scouting experience. President Singapore Scout Association 3) Provide greater support and recognition for scout units and their leaders. 4) Grow membership numbers in a measured manner so as not to compromise the quality of scouting. 5) Engage our key stakeholders (Government agencies, Parents, Former scouts, and Supporters etc) proactively, including through the new social media. 6) Mobilise more fi nancial and other resources to support the development of Scouting.

Your strong support for the above strategies will help us bring about both qualitative and quantitative improvements to benefi t more young people in Singapore.

On behalf of the Scout Council, I would also like to thank members of the previous Council led by Noel Hon for their hard work and contributions. My appreciation also goes to our sponsoring authorities, community partners, adult leaders, parents and other stakeholders for their support and encouragement. Chief Commisioner’s Message 7

CHIEF COMMISSIONER’S MESSAGE

Dear Fellow Scouts,

2011 was the fi rst of the next 100 years. We started the year with a visioning exercise to build consensus on what should we do immediately and in the next 2-3 years in order to achieve greater heights for the Scout Movement.

You may recall that we held a two-day seminar on “Strategic Focus Area” from 21st – 22nd May. It was a fruitful session. Lively exchanges of innovative and creative ideas were surfaced during the seminar by members of the Commissioners’ Council and invited Volunteer Adult Leaders. This was followed by a “Mini Retreat” with President Scout Council on 2nd July to arrive at a consensus on the priorities and strategies for the next 2-3 years.

6 key areas “condensed” from the “strategic focus area” seminar were discussed and shared at the Mini Retreat. These were: 1) Membership Growth Mr Tan Cheng Kiong 2) Image Building Chief Commissioner 3) Partnership Singapore Scout Association 4) Fund Raising 5) Youth programme 6) Adult in Scouting (AIS)

As a result of the Mini Retreat, a set of “Guiding Strategies and Policies” (GSP) were issued and discussed at the Commissioners Council. Commissioners and Leaders have been urged to cascade them to ground units and translate them into implemental details. Work plans at the national and departmental levels have been drawn up and monitored closely for results.

I strongly urge Commissioners and Leaders to look for the “solutions” or things that we must do to address these challenges and, to a very large extent, our own mindsets and capabilities. Surfacing these challenges is only the fi rst step. The next step is to understand these challenges and the most important step is the determination, discipline and collective will to address these challenges.

I have also dedicated a session to share the key component of 21st Century Skills for young people. In my view, the skills could be incorporated in the programme review. They pertained to conditions for high performance and learning which SSA, to a certain extent, has been trying to meet the skill needs of its members. To facilitate the achievement of these skills, every leader must endeavour to attain: a) An internal personal passion to set a very high level of learning challenges. This would require the programme to be learner-centric. b) Equally high level of external caring & personal support would be needed to provide inspirational learning guide. c) Full permission should be given to fail safely and with encouragement to apply the hard lessons learnt from failures and to continue the struggle with the challenge at hand. A deliberate exercise to fail would call for a new mentality to learn to success. It would be alright to fail (take it as a learning experience) but it would be disastrous to fail to learn.

To fully appreciate and appropriate the skills, we need to have a mindset which will constantly challenge existing norms. To me, “creativity is not about looking harder at what is in front of you but turning the head in another direction to try something new”. So, when reviewing programme content & delivery, the ultimate objective would be on delivering better product & services for our youths.

SSA had held 5 workshops / seminars / retreats over the last 15 years. The seminar in 2011 had generated many innovative ideas as compared to the previous ones. To take SSA forward by a quantum leap, the level of commitment and team work will determine the extent of our collective achievement. A high degree of discipline is to be expected from all levels in order to achieve what we set out to do. I trust that every Commissioner, every Leader and every Member will do his / her best and do SSA proud in every endeavour bearing the brand name of SSA.

“Creativity is not about looking harder at what is in front of you but turning the head in another direction to try something new” 8 Scout Council

SCOUT COUNCIL 2011/2012

Standing Dr Eff endy, Ho Chee Heng, Alphonsus Gregory, Andrew Ang, Lester Lee, Malcolm Tan, Richard Yeong, Ee Tiang Hwee, Fong Heng Boo, Henry Lim, Roney Tan, Chow Hock Lin, Philip Ling, Henry Baey, Tan Sijie

Seated Prof Lui, Anthony Th ng, Mock Pak Lum, Tan Cheng Kiong, Prof Leo Tan, Tan Tee How, Robert Koh, S K Lai, Nicholas Tang, Ong Teong Wan, James Soh

Not in Photograph Chay Hong Leng, Ricky Sim, Roy Lai, Dr Jeff rey Ho

Mr Noel Hon Chia Chun Mr Tan Sijie Mr Chay Hong Leng JP, BBM(L) BBM Elected Member Dy. Chief Commissioner / President International Commissioner Until end of June 2011 Mr Henry Baey Seng Kah Elected Member Mr Andrew Ang Kah Hin Mr Tan Tee How Asst. Chief Commissioner (North Area) President Since July 2011 Mr Fong Heng Boo Appointed Member Mr Lester Lee Siak Yeng Asst. Chief Commissioner (South Area) Mr Robert Koh Vice-President Mr Henry Lim Song Joo Appointed Member Mr Ho Chee Heng Prof Leo Tan Wee-Hin Asst. Chief Commissioner (East Area) Vice-President Prof Lui Pao Chuen Appointed Member Mr Alphonsus Gregory Asst. Chief Commissioner (West Area) Mr Ricky Sim Eng Huat Hon. Secretary Mr James Soh PBM, MBE Appointed Member Mr Malcolm Tan Ban Hoe Asst. Chief Commissioner (Programme) / Mr Lai Seng Kwoon National Programme Commissioner Hon. Treasurer Mr Ong Teong Wan Appointed Member Mr Chow Hock Lin Mr Mock Pak Lum Asst. Chief Commissioner (Adult Resource) Elected Member Mr Ee Tiang Hwee Appointed Member Dr Jeffrey Ho Kai Kwong Mr Richard Yeong Ong Loy Asst. Chief Commissioner (Training) / National Elected Member Mr Philip Ling Training Commissioner Appointed Member Dr Mohd Effendy Bin Rajab Mr Anthony Thng BBM, PBM Ex-Offi cio (Executive Director) Elected Member Mr Tan Cheng Kiong Chief Commissioner Mr Caleb Cheah Gim Lai Mr Tan Kee Lian, Roney Ex-Offi cio (Director of Corporate Affairs) Elected Member Mr Nicholas Tang Ning Dy. Chief Commissioner Mr Lai Mun Fatt, Roy Elected Member Sub Committee Scout Council 9

Mr Chay Hong Leng Ms Angie Pong Mr Amos Sim Vice-Chairman Secretary Member SUB COMMITTEE Mr Caleb Cheah (Snr Executive, Training & Mr Lim Say Chionh SCOUT COUNCIL Secretary Adult Resource) Member (Director of Corporate Prof Leo Tan Mr Alex Choo Haw Fatt 2011/2012 Affairs, DCA) Member Member Mr Fong Heng Boo Mr Robert Koh Dr Mohd Effendy Member Member Staff FINANCE Mr Malcolm Tan Ban Mr James Soh Mr Ong Teong Wan (Executive Director) Member Member COMMITTEE Hoe Mr Tan Tee How Mr Tan Heng Yang Mr Nicholas Tang Ex-Offi cio Mr Lai Seng Kwoon Member Member Member Chairman Mr Ho Chee Heng Mr Yang Chen Mr Chay Hong Leng BUSINESS Mr Phillip Ling Member Member Member Vice-Chairman DEVELOPMENT Dr Jeffrey Ho Kai Mr Alex Choo Haw Fatt Mr Chow Hock Lin Ms Jennifer Lim Member Member COMMITTEE Secretary Kwong (Manager Accounts) Member Mr Desmond Chong Dr Mohd Effendy Mr Henry Lim Mr Amos Sim Member Staff Chairman Mr Robert Koh (Executive Director) Member Member Dr Mohd Effendy Mr Chay Hong Leng Mr Patrick Tan Staff Vice Chairman Mr Henry Lim (Executive Director) VOLUNTEER Member Member Mr Roger Puar Ms Jennifer Lim Ms Madelene Seow DEVELOPMENT TASK Secretary Mr Lester Lee Staff (up to 20 Sep 11) Member Member FORCE (Manager Accounts) (Snr Executive, Programme Mr Ricky Sim Mr Chow Hock Lin & Events) Mr Ong Teong Wan Member Member Mr Caleb Cheah Member Mr Tan Tee How Chairman Mr Henry Baey Dr Mohd Effendy (Director of Corporate Ex-Offi cio Mr Nicholas Tang Member Member Affairs, DCA) Mr Tan Cheng Kiong Vice Chairman (Executive Director) Mr Richard Yeong Mr Tan Cheng Kiong Ex-Offi cio Ms Angie Pong Member Mr Roger Puar Ex-Offi cio Secretary Member Mr Roy Lai (Sr Executive, Training & Member (up to 20 Sep 2011) Dr Mohd Effendy FUND RAISING Ex-Offi cio Adult Resource) Mr Tan Tee How COMMITTEE Mr Michael Poh (Executive Director) Mr Tan Cheng Kiong Member Ex-Offi cio Member Mr Henry Baey Ms Jennifer Lim Mr Tan Cheng Kiong COMMUNICATION Chairman Mr Chow Hock Lin Ex-Offi cio Member AND RELATIONS Mr Tan Guong Ching Member (Manager Accounts) Vice Chairman Dr Jeffrey Ho Kai Kwang COMMITTEE Mr Tan Tee How ESTABLISHMENT Ms Halimah Ismail Member Ex-Offi cio COMMITTEE Mr Mock Pak Lum Secretary Mr Malcolm Tan Mr Tan Cheng Kiong Chairman (Snr Executive, Admin & Member Mr Robert Koh Ex-Offi cio Mr Anthony Thng Fund Raising) Mr Tan Tek Tin Chairman Dr. Mohd Effendy Vice-Chairman Mr Tan Cheng Kiong Member Mr James Soh Ex-Offi cio Mr Caleb Cheah Member Mr Steven Ang (Executive Director) Vice-Chairman Secretary Mr Lai Seng Kwoon Member Dr Mohd Effendy (Director of Corporate Member Dr Mohd Effendy Secretary AUDIT COMMITTEE Affairs, DCA) Mr Ee Tiang Hwee Member (Executive Director) Mr Roney Tan Kee Lian Member (Executive Director) Mr Fong Heng Boo Mr Tan Cheng Kiong Chairman Member Mr Richard Yeong Mr Tan Tee How Member Mr Alphonsus Gregory Member Ex-Offi cio Mr Ee Tiang Hwee Mr Barry Chua Teng Yam Vice Chairman Member Mr Roney Tan Member Mr Wan Meng Hao Member PROGRAMME Dr Mohd Effendy Mr Lim Chwee Peng Secretary Member Mr Andrew Ang Member REVIEW TASK FORCE (Executive Director) Mr Ang Lian Kwee Member Mr Lim Say Chionh Mr Tan Cheng Kiong Prof Lui Pao Chuen Member Mr Lai Kwok Chin Member Chairman Member Mr Chia Chong Meng Member Mr Tan Kwang Cheak Prof Lui Pao Chuen Mr Nicholas Tang Member Dr Mohd Effendy Member Vice-Chairman Member Dr Mohd Effendy Member Mr Tan Tee How Member (Executive Director) Ms Madelene Seow Mr Caleb Cheah Ex-Offi cio (Director of Corporate Maohaid Faizal Ms Jennifer Lim Secretary (Sr Executive, Programme Affairs) Staff (Manager Accounts) & Events) Ms Jennifer Lim BUILDING AND (Sr Executive – IT & IR) Mr Tan Tee How Mr Mock Pak Lum (Manager Accounts) Mr Tan Cheng Kiong Ex-Offi cio ESTATE COMMITTEE Member Ex-Offi cio Mr Tan Tee How Mr Richard Yeong Mr Tan Sijie Ex-Offi cio Chairman AWARDS PARTNERSHIP Member Mr Tan Cheng Kiong Mr Roy Lai Mun Fatt COMMITTEE Mr Nicholas Tang Ex-Offi cio Vice Chairman & EXTERNAL Mr Tan Tee How Member Mr Aman Bin Ahmad RESOURCE Chairman Mr Malcolm Tan Secretary Mr Tan Cheng Kiong Member (Executive Facilities) COMMITTEE Vice Chairman Dr Jeffrey Ho Kai Kwang Prof Leo Tan Wee Hin Member Chairman 10 Commissioners’ Council

COMMISSIONERS’ COUNCIL 2011

First Row Dr Jeff rey Ho Kai Kwong, Chay Hong Leng, Tan Cheng Kiong, Dr Mohd Eff endy Bin Rajab, Malcolm Tan

Middle Row Eugene Sim (Eu-Jin), Ho Chee Heng, Lai Kwok Chin, Alphonsus Gregory, Andrew Ang Kah Hin, Tan Tek Tin, Yeo Kai Cheow, Steven Ang King Hor

Back Row Koh Kar Meng, Wan Meng Hao, Alex Choo Haw Fatt, Patrick Tan Kwang Yeong, Mohammad Zhafrie Bin Jalil, Caleb Cheah Gim Lai, Lam Haw Ju, Goh Yee Heng, Lam Tat Wai, Lester Lee Siak Yeng, William Tan Chin Boon

Not in Photograph Nicholas Tang Ning, Chow Hock Lin, Lim Say Chionh, Tan Kay Kerng, Ms Peh Khoon Puay, Barry Chua Teng Yam, Ong Shun Hua, Yang Chen

Mr Tan Cheng Kiong Mr Tan Tek Tin Mr Koh Kar Meng Chief Commissioner Asst. Chief Commissioner (Membership) District Commissioner (Ang Mo Kio)

Mr Nicholas Tang Ning Mr Steven Ang King Hor Mr Ong Shun Hua Dy. Chief Commissioner Asst. Chief Commissioner (Membership) District Commissioner (Toa Payoh)

Mr Chay Hong Leng Mr Patrick Tan Kwang Yeong Mr William Tan Chin Boon Dy. Chief Commissioner / Asst. Chief Commissioner (Resource) District Commissioner (Ang Mo Kio) International Commissioner Mr Lam Haw Ju, Eric Mr Mohd Zhafrie Jalil Mr Andrew Ang Kah Hin Asst. Area Commissioner (North Area) District Commissioner (Bedok) Asst. Chief Commissioner (North Area) Mr Lai Kwok Chin Mr Goh Yee Heng Mr Lester Lee Siak Yeng Asst. Area Commissioner (South Area) District Commissioner (Katong) Asst. Chief Commissioner (South Area) Mr Alex Choo Haw Fatt Mr Yang Chen Mr Ho Chee Heng Asst. National Programme Commissioner District Commissioner (Tampines) Asst. Chief Commissioner (East Area) Mr Lim Say Chionh Mr Eugene Sim Eu-Jin Mr Alphonsus Gregory Asst. National Programme Commissioner District Commissioner (Jurong) Asst. Chief Commissioner (West Area) Mr Tan Kay Kerng Mr Wan Meng Hao Mr Malcolm Tan Ban Hoe Asst. National Training Commissioner District Commissioner (Bukit Panjang) Asst. Chief Commissioner (Programme) / National Programme Commissioner Ms Peh Khoon Puay Mr Lam Tat Wai District Commissioner (Bukit Timah) District Commissioner (Clementi) Dr Jeffrey Ho Kai Kwong Asst. Chief Commissioner (Training) / National Mr Barry Chua Teng Yam Dr Mohd Effendy Bin Rajab Training Commissioner District Commissioner (Yishun) Executive Director

Mr Chow Hock Lin Mr Yeo Kai Cheow Mr Caleb Cheah Gim Lai Asst. Chief Commissioner District Commissioner (Serangoon) Director (Corporate Affairs) (Adult Resources) Functional Commissioners / Membership Census 11

FUNCTIONAL COMMISSIONERS 2011

Mr Lim Kok Swee, Eric Mr Wan Meng Hao Mr Edmund Tay Jin Yong Area Resource Commissioner (North) Programme Resource Commissioner National Scout Programme Commissioner

Mr Desmond Foo Chuan Chen Mr Clarence Hoe Mr Amos Sim Seng Chye Area Resource Commissioner (South) National Cub Scout National Sea Scout Until August 2011 Programme Commissioner Programme Commissioner

Mr Michael Poh Cher Huat Mr Lionel Wong Kai Hong Ms Sidah Binte Jasmin Area Resource Commissioner (East) National Venture Scout National Extension Scout Programme Commissioner Programme Commissioner Mr Barry Chua Area Unit Development Commissioner (North)

MEMBERSHIP CENSUS 2011

DISTRICT COMMISSIONER VOLUNTEER CUB SCOUTS VENTURE ROVER FULL TIME TOTAL LEADERS SCOUTS SCOUTS SCOUTS STAFF MEMBERSHIP Ang Mo Kio 1 74 412 242 29 12 0 770 Bedok 1 55 218 159 30 21 0 484 Bukit Panjang 1 81 524 221 44 4 0 875 Bukit Timah 1 75 482 243 48 30 0 879 Clementi 1 68 165 503 101 29 0 867 Jurong 1 69 432 218 79 9 0 808 Katong 1 78 325 448 52 53 0 957 Queenstown 1 62 325 461 38 24 0 911 Serangoon 1 152 568 308 91 63 0 1183 Tampines 1 137 649 338 43 16 0 1184 Toa Payoh 1 103 276 375 58 31 0 844 Yishun 1 89 674 130 21 7 0 922 HQ 47 475 15 63 0 0 15 615 Total 59 1518 5065 3709 634 299 15 11299

TOTAL MEMBERSHIP 2011

1200 1183 1184

1000 957 911 922 875 879 867 844 808 800 770

615 600 484 400

200

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HQ Bedok Jurong Katong Yishun Clementi Tampines Serangoon Toa Payoh Ang Mo Kio Bukit Timah Queenstown Bukit Panjang 12 West Area Report

REPORT ON AREAS WEST AREA REPORT

Bukit Panjang District Report

The district thanks Mr Andrew SL Chua for his many years of leadership and nurturing of Scouting at the primary and secondary schools. He had retired as District Commissioner on 1st January 2011 after serving 20 years in Bukit Panjang and Bukit Mr Alphonsus Gregory Timah districts. Assistant Chief Commissioner Adult Leaders Council District Youth Leadership Training The District held two Adult Leaders Camps 2011 Council meetings at the premises of The District organised a combined St Anthony’s Primary School. Sixers & Patrol Leaders Training Camp. The 2-day-1-night camp was held at the District Exploration Hike premises of Swiss Cottage Secondary School and St Anthony Primary School All Groups participated in the combined during school holidays. Participants Mr Wan Meng Hao District hike to explore the Bukit Panjang displayed strong morale and high spirits District Commissioner (Bukit Panjang) / Bukit Timah stretch of the railway track. despite the heavy rainfall which washed It was held concurrently with the launch out the tents. of the World Scout Environment Badge scheme for the Cubs and Scouts section by the District.

Mr Lam Tat Wai District Commissioner (Clementi)

Mr Eugene Sim District Commissioner (Jurong) District recipients of DSA

Presentation of Woodbadge District participants of NDP West Area Report 13

Clementi District Report

Founder’s Day Rally (26th February) It was a mobile event where district units embarked on a simultaneous hike, beginning in their individual schools and coming together at St Joseph’s Institution, home of the district’s oldest scout unit (founded in 1919). The event was participated by some 295 participants (Cubs, Scouts, Ventures and Rovers) with 25 VALs and service scouts.

Founder’s Day - Button Badge Making Cub Scout Camp (26th – 27th March) Some 107 Cub scouts, attended the camp aimed at building core skill in training and developing the spirit and morale of cub packs through shared experiences. 15 VALs and service scouts helped out in the camp.

Sixers’ Training Course (22nd – 24th April) Camp Briefi ng by Camp Chief Iris Ng The course was attended by some 30 Cub Scouts. It was organised by VALs Sim Eng Hock and the ACS (Independent) Scout Group. 27 VALs and service scouts supported the course.

Patrol Leaders’ Training Course (16th – 19th June) The four-day residential course was attended by some 131 participants. Organised by 23 Eagles Scout Group and supported by a tireless corps of 52 VALs and service scouts, it was held at New Town Secondary School.

Field Day - Sour Grape Competition Clementi District Field Day (23rd July) It was organised by ACS (Independent)’s Scout Group at their Dover Road campus with a total of 244 participants. 50 VALs and service scouts supported the event.

District Camp (3rd – 6th September) It was held at the Sarimbun Scout camp for some 142 participants and jointly organised by the Clementi Town (Griffi n) & Clementi Woods (RUSA) Scout Units. The camp was supported by 85 VALs and service scouts.

District Camp - Campcraft District Campfi re (5th September) Some 250 participants attended the Annual Clementi District Camp, which was organised by VAL Sim Eng Hock.

Mt Rinjani Trekking Expedition (26th November – 3rd December) Led by DC Lam Tat Wai and supported by Mr Azmin Abazeman from ACS (Independent), 32 Ventures and 4 Leaders participated in the trekking expedition. They were taken to Mt Rinjani (3726m), the second highest peak located in northern Lombok, Indonesia. District Campfi re

Mt Rinjani Expedition Mt Rinjani Group Photo 14 West Area Report

Jurong District Report

District PLTC and STC (21st – 24th April) Held at Sarimbun Camp, it was led by Course Director DCSL Katherine Ho Siew Ling (Screaming Eagles).

Opening Ceremony Camp Development District First Class Training Camp (30th April – 1st May) Held at Jurong Secondary School, the camp was directed by DVL Muhd Izzat (Screaming Eagles)

District Cub Scout Campfi re (28th May) The campfi re was directed by DCSL Katherine Ho Siew Ling (Screaming Eagles)

Cubs in traditional wear for cultural competition Having fun as the tempo increases

District Scouting For Food (30th – 31st July; 6th – 9th August) It was jointly organised wih Southwest CDC. GSL Teo Tat Yong (Cougar) was the Event Director.

Spreading the news to every household on “Bags Out” Sorting day day. Participation even came from Cub Scout Units.

Checking for expiry dates Going door to door to deliver food packs, Needy receiving food pack from Event Director participation from Troops West Area Report 15

District Cookout (20th August) Directed personally by DC Eugene Sim (Screaming Eagles), it was held at Jurong Secondary School.

Creative Cooking segment Event’s opening ceremony Event badge, 3 cooking competition segments – Backwoodsman, Creative and Outdoor Cooking (Cub segment)

Lighting a fi re for BWM Cooking Judging phase for Cub segment

District Overseas Trip (3rd – 6th September) DC Eugene Sim personally led the trip to Mount Ophir.

Waterfall point Group shot by participants

District Field Day (2nd July) Held at Jurong Bird Park, the Event Director was GSL Janet Ling (Tsunami)

Opening Speech Briefi ng by Event Director 16 South Area Report

SOUTH AREA REPORT

Queenstown District Report

District Bowling Competition (16th April) 80 Scouts and cubs participated in the annual District Bowling Competition. Mr Lester Lee Assistant Chief Commissioner

Mr Lai Kwok Chin Assistant Area Commissioner South Area

Sixers’ Training Course (5th – 6th September) Organised by GSL Chan Hong Leong, 75 participants from SJI Junior, Gan Eng Seng Primary School, River Valley Primary School, Radin Mas Primary School participated in the Sixers’ Training Course (STC). Mr Ong Shun Hua District Commissioner (Toa Payoh)

Mr Koh Kar Meng District Commissioner (Ang Mo Kio)

District Cub Scout Day (5th – 6th September) Held in conjunction with STC, the event was successfully organised by Dragon Scouts. Code worded “DOTA”, the theme of the event means “Delightful Occasion, Together Always”.

Mr William Tan District Commissioner (Queenstown)

Mr Desmond Foo Area Resource Commissioner (Until August 2011) South Area Report 17

Patrol Leader Training Camp (PLTC) (5th – 6th September)

43 scouts were trained as patrol leaders at the PLTC.

Toa Payoh District Report

District PLTC was organized in June 2011 after a 2 - year lull period. In the same vein, 12 leaders from the district participated in the Unit Leader Training Induction Course organized by Singapore Training Team (STT). 18 South Area Report

Ang Mo Kio District Report

AMK District Leaders

National Day Observance at Bishan Perth Camporee

Set up fl ag-pole for District Field Day Tent Pitching for District Field Day District Field Day - Scouts RUN, RUN, RUN

Will the real Lord Baden step forward? Mini-Pioneering - Stick by stick ICCS - Beach clean-up is serious! North Area Report 19

NORTH AREA REPORT

SERANGOON DISTRICT

Seng Kang West Zone C RC Campfi re Cum Overnight Camp Mr Andrew Ang th th Assistant Chief Commissioner Dates : 17 – 18 September Venue : Open fi eld Opposite Anchorvale CC Campfi re Attendance : Total Participants: 370 (250 Cubs / Scout / Venture / Rover / 120 Residents Over night camp : Scouts 4 Patrols of 8 (32) Committee Members 8 Residents 33 family of 4 (Total 132) Organizing by : Seng Kang West Zone C RC / Serangoon Eagle Scout Group Event Advisors : Mr Yeo Kai Cheow / Mr Maohaid Faizal / Mr Mickey Ng Organizing Chairperson : Mr Chua Yong Liang / Mr Leow Chun Tat / Mr Suhaimi Scout Exhibition Booth : Mr Michael Poh Cher Huat Tiger Scout Group Mr Eric Lam Guest of Honour : Dr Lam Pin Min Assistant Area Commissioner

Ms Peh Khoon Puay District Commissioner (Bukit Timah)

Mr Yeo Kai Cheow District Commissioner (Serangoon)

Serangoon District Founder’s Day Celebration (19th February) 450 Scouts from over 20 groups participated in the above event at North Mr Barry Chua Vista Primary School. The Guest-Of- District Commissioner (Yishun) Honour for the day was Assistant Chief Commissioner (North Area) Mr Andrew Ang.

District Bowling Competition (23rd July) Venue: Hougang Supperbowl Leader In-charge: SL.Lionel Ang from Mr Eric Lim Zhounghua Sec School. Area Resource Commissioner Participant: 18 Teams 20 North Area Report

1st District Sixers’ Training Course (2nd – 4th July) Venue: Yangzheng Pri School Leader-in-charge: DCL Annie DCL Tang YC DCL Celestial Chew Attendance: 70 Cubs

District Patrol Leaders Training Course (24th – 26th June) Venue: Hougang Sec School Leader-in-charge: VSL Toh Hui Kang & Hougang Ranger Attendance: 60 Scouts

Yishun District Report

The District currently comprises 26 Units made up of 19 Cub Scout Packs, 6 Scout Groups including 3 Open Groups and one Extension Scout Group.

Sixers' Training Camp (STC) A total of 73 aspiring young leaders from fi ve schools namely Canberra Primary School, Chong Fu Primary School, Endeavour Primary School, Gongshang Primary School, Woodlands Gardens School and Woodlands Ring Primary School participated in the STC held at Endeavour Primary School in April. The STC was conducted by National Cub Scout Commissioner Clarence Hoe.

Sixers’ Training Course (STC) Sixers’ Training Course - Game Time

Sixers’ Training Course - High Elements

Sixers’ Training Course - Dancing Activity North Area Report 21

Woodbadge Course (WBC) Three Cub Scout Leaders namely GSL Emily Quek (Canberra Cub Scout Group), AGSL Tan Chuan Song (Canberra Cub Scout Group) and GSL Ang Wee Jin (Greenwood Cub Scout Group) completed the ULTWBC 2011.

Sixers’ Training Course - Night Games Participants at Sixers’ Training Course Wood Badge Course Participants with District Leaders

BUKIT TIMAH DISTRICT

District Games Day (5th March) 200 Cub Scouts gathered at Farrer Park Field for the District Games Day.

Sixers’ Training Course / Akela Course (22nd – 24th April) A total of 97 Cub Scouts from 8 Units attended the course conducted at West View Primary School.

District Campfi re for Cub Scouts (23rd April) Some 317 Cubs attended the camp fi re held at West View Primary School.

Patrol Leaders’ Training Course (28th – 30th May) 52 Scouts from 5 Units attended the course run by the Fox Scout group and Fajar Secondary School.

District Field Day (9th July) 210 Cub scouts from 11 Units participated in the fun-fi lled yet purposeful day held at Zhenghua Secondary School. It was organised by Venture Scouts from the Fox Scout Group.

Taiwan Jamboree at Jiayi City (10th – 15th November) 2 cub scouts and 2 leaders from Greenridge Pr. and West View Pr. represented SSA in the Jamboree.

Essay Writing Competition (10th November – mid December) This competition was organized by Wilbur Suen from Fox Scout Group.

District Campfi re (5th September) A joint Campfi re was held as part of the Annual Clementi District Camp with 250 participants. 22 East Area Report

EAST AREA REPORT

2011 was an eventful year for the Scouts and Leaders of East Area. Many events and activities were organised for members both at Area and District levels Venture Cord Exploration Tests (3rd – 4th June) VSL Alaric Leong from Falcon Scout Group, the Chief Examiner conducted the test for 7 candidates from 4 Venture Units. The test is part of the requirement for Venture Cord Mr Ho Chee Heng Award. The testees were challenged physically, mentally and more importantly on their Assistant Chief Commissioner navigation skills.

Patrol Leaders’ Training Course (28th – 31st May & 18th – 21st November) A total of 101 Scouts attended the leadership course. The Course Directors were ASL Zainuddin and SL Norman Tan.

Mr Md Zhafrie B Jalil District Commissioner (Bedok)

Mr Goh Yee Heng District Commissioner (Katong)

Sixers’ Training Course (3rd – 5th June & 18th – 21st November) A total of 123 Cub Scouts attended the leadership course. The Course Directors were CSL Sharon Liu and Rover Scout Loh Shi Chang.

Venture Leadership Course Mr Yang Chen (20th August, 10th – 11th September) District Commissioner (Tampines) 89 Ventures from 17 units attended the course. During the residential training, participants were taught the application of leadership skills, experiential learning and team-building through the Scout Method. District Venture Leader Justin Chan was the Course Director.

Foot Drill Instructor Course (18th, 19th & 24th March) The Course Director was District Venture Leader Justin Chan. The Foot Drill Instructor Course saw an attendance of 25 Ventures from 11 Units. It was part of the on-the-job Mr Micheal Poh Cher Huat training for successful participants selected to represent SSA at National Parades. Area Resource Commissioner Foot Drill Course (25th June – 23rd July) Held over a period of 5 weeks, 37 Scouts were trained. Successful participants were awarded the Foot Drill Profi ciency Badge. The Course Director was District Leader Loh Xun Yong. East Area Report 23

Bedok District

Formation of Scout Band by Temasek Raccoons The old boys of Temasek Primary School “Raccoons” Cub Scouts formed a Scout Band this year to play at functions and events at their alma mater (Homecoming Day, Teacher’s Day Dinner, and Uniformed Groups’ Campfi res). Brought together by a love of rock and pop music and their shared experiences as Cub Scouts, they also performed at Scout HQ during the National Cub Scout Gang show in September.

District Night Cycling (16th October) Organised by the Rover Scout Ivy Li and Aliff, it was an overnight cycling covering a distance of over 40km. Participated by 12 participants, the route began at East Coast Park and covered locations such as Tanjong Rhu Park and Padang.

District Rover Crew Get-Together (10th – 11th December) It was a two-day overseas Kelong trip to Johor and participated by 6 Rover Scouts.

District Campfi re “Superhero Night (26th February) In conjunction with the celebration of World Scout Day, the district held a Campfi re at Bedok Green Primary School and it was themed “Superhero Nightz”. The campfi re was attended by some 400 members. 24 East Area Report

Katong District

District Night Cycling (20th May) Organised under the leadership of GSL Marcus Lau and assisted by AGSL Lim Yu Qing from Pajigwad Scout Group, it was held at East Coast Park. A total of 35 Scouts and 5 Leaders participated in the event.

District First Aid Course (14th, 21st & 28th May) Scouts from Seladang Scout Troop, Crane Scout Troop and Pajigwad Scout Troop attended the course. Successful participants were awarded the First Aid certifi cates endorsed by the Singapore Red Cross Society. The Course Director was GSL Nur Dianah Jailani from Seladang Scout Group.

District Goodwill Trip (17th – 19th June) Hosted by the Hwak Rover Crew from Petaling Jaya (PJ) in Malaysia, the trip was led by SL Hoon Tah Hong. Interactions with fellow Rovers from PJ broadened the young people’s perspective of Scouting in many ways and helped established cross-border relationship. Besides Scouts and leaders from the District, some Cambodian Scouts also joined the trip.

Explorer Camp (26th – 28th November) The annual Explorer Camp for cub scouts was held at Maha Bodhi School. Attended by some 133 cub scouts from 7 packs, the 3-day camp was designed for the participants to complete their badge work scheme and provided opportunities for both cub scouts and Akelas to learn, interact and share scouting skills, knowledge and experiences. The camp chief was CSL Whenne Boo from Maha Bodhi School. East Area Report 25

Tampines District

District Publication “Steadfast” District Publication entitled ‘Steadfast’ was incepted. The editor-in-chief was District Secretary Joanne Tham. Two issues of the ‘Steadfast’ were published in June and November.

Establishment of Base for Open Units The District had begun talks with Tampines East Community Club to start a base for all its open units in June 2011.

Formation of New Units • Park View Primary School The Cub Scout Unit was formed with 30 members. • Chrysalis Cub Scout Pack (Open) The group of parents of the home schooling education system established the pack under the leadership of CSL Dr. Yeo Joo Guan. • East Spring Oneida Rover Crew Oneida Rover Crew was established as part of the Group’s progression.

District Cub Camper Courses It was organised by SL Fareeq, ASL Nicholas Choo and Rover Scout Loh Shi Chang. A total of 3 Cub Camper courses were held for 3 respective cub clusters in the fi rst quarter of 2011.

Scout of the World Award: Discovery Workshop It was attended by Rover Scouts Joanne Tham, Justin Ng, Heng Jiang Li and Norman Tan from the Sands Rover Crew (Open) as part of their development as Rovers.

District Patrol Camp (19th June) Organised by VSL Nicholas Choo, the bi-annual District Patrol Camp was held at Changkat Changi Secondary School. The aim of the camp was to provide a platform for exchange of standards, scouting skills and friendship, in a competitive environment. A total of 7 teams from all troops in the district participated in the camp. A friendly contender group from Bedok South Kijang Scout Troop was invited to join the camp. Greenview Secondary Cuon Scout Troop emerged the champion with East Spring Secondary Oneida Scout Troop, and Ngee Ann Secondary Wichita Scout Troop clinching the 1st and 2nd runners-up respectively.

District Cyber Wellness Course (20th August & 9th September) The Cyber Wellness Course was organised for Scouts to learn awareness online. A total of 11 Scouts participated in the course. The course Director was ASL Norman Tan. 26 East Area Report

District Scout of the Year Award A total of 4 nominations were put forward.

a. The District Scouts of the Year were: • Jazreel-Anne Rama Teo, Greenview Secondary Cuon Scout Troop • Marcus Tan Yi Yong, East Spring Secondary Oneida Scout Troop

b. The Unit Outstanding Scouts were: • Ashley Ng Jun Jie, Siglap Secondary White Stag Scout Troop • Sam Liang, Ngee Ann Secondary Wichita Scout Troop

International Coastal Cleanup Singapore 2011 (17th September) Scouts from the District participated in the project initiated by VSL Nicholas Koh from Greenview Secondary Cuon Scout Group.

District Sports Carnival (17th September) Initiated by Venture Humaira from East Spring Venture Unit, the 3rd Sports Carnival was held at the grounds of Oneida Scout Group.

Yellow Ribbon Prison Run 2011 (18th September) A group of 14 running enthusiasts from SandS Rover Crew (Open) and East Spring Oneida Rover Crew jointly participated in the Yellow Ribbon Prison Run 2011.

District Rover Round Table (30th September) SandS Rover Crew (Open), East Spring Oneida Rover Crew, Greenview Cuon Rover Crew, and Siglap White Stag Rover Crew participated in the Round Table. It was a platform that provided opportunities for exchange and support.

Elephant Parade 2011 (11th November 2011 – 12th January 2012) Learning the value of responsibility, a total of 20 Scouts, Ventures, Rovers and their non-scout friends participated in the Elephant Parade as “Elephant Nannies”. Their task was to take care of 7 elephant statues beside the Orchard Road Visitor Centre by cleaning them 2 times a week. Job Week & Donation Draw 27

JOB WEEK & DONATION DRAW

Job Week 2011 Earnings

Previous Job Week Collections AREA DISTRICT AMOUNT COLLECTED 1993 - $ 257,103.24 North Bukit Timah $ 65,371.75 1994 - $ 272,821.45 Yishun $ 28,507.75 1995 - $ 329,650.86 Serangoon $ 60,737.25 1996 - $ 416,307.55 South Toa Payoh $ 94,338.15 1997 - $ 462,844.42 Ang Mo Kio $ 53,697.30 1998 - $ 437,464.00 Queenstown $ 75,384.55 1999 - $ 475,839.79 East Tampines $ 62,912.15 2000 - $ 462,094.65 Katong $ 95,718.96 2001 - $ 489,801.94 Bedok $ 26,990.30 2002 - $ 517,705.59 West Clementi $ 103,679.55 2003 - $ 576,741.64 Jurong $ 47,873.50 2004 - $ 531,589.42 Bukit Panjang $ 51,027.55 2005 - $ 569,596.09 Donations $ 14,300.00 2006 - $ 524,654.71 2007 - $ 572,414.57 Others $ 2,000.00 2008 - $ 535,805.67 Grand Total $782,538.76 2009 - $ 601,823.56 2010 - $ 617,874.75

Donation Draw 2011 Collections

Previous Donation AREA DISTRICT AMOUNT COLLECTED Draw Collections North Bukit Timah $ 37,758.00 Yishun $ 26,626.00 1993 - $ 342,946.00 Serangoon $ 36,716.00 1994 - $ 351,140.00 1995 - $ 347,738.00 South Toa Payoh $ 23,988.00 Ang Mo Kio $ 26,996.00 1996 - $ 290,826.00 Queenstown $ 24,518.00 1997 - $ 374,580.00 1998 - $ 346,676.00 East Tampines $ 30,350.00 1999 - $ 319,798.00 Katong $ 31,958.00 Bedok $ 11,586.00 2000 - $ 325,108.00 2001 - $ 384,699.00 West Clementi $ 45,964.00 2002 - $ 336,028.00 Jurong $ 30,502.00 Bukit Panjang $ 27,016.00 2003 - $ 353,506.00 2004 - $ 396,474.00 Commissioners & Staff $ 1,330.00 2005 - $ 358,756.00 Seniors – in Scouting $ 1,300.00 2006 - $ 360,276.00 Donations $ 20,400.00 2007 - $ 357,840.00 2008 - $ 351,452.00 Unclaimed Prizes $ 20,000.00 2009 - $ 357,428.00 Grand Total $397,008.00 2010 - $ 381,506.00 28 International Relations

INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS

11th World Scout Youth Forum Blumenau, Brazil (2nd – 6th January) 1 Participant Rover Scout Edieusdi Ahmad from Serangoon Eagle Scout Group represented the Association at the 11th World Scout Youth Forum in Blumenau, Brazil from 2nd – 6th June 2011. He stood for election as a World Youth Advisor. However, his bid was unsuccessful.

39th World Scout Conference Curitiba, Brazil (10th – 15th January) 4 Participants Assistant Chief Commissioner Alphonsus Gregory, Assistant Chief Commissioner Lester Lee, Executive Director Dr Mohd Effendy and Rover Scout Edieusdi Ahmad attended the 39th World Scout Conference held in Curitiba, Brazil from 9th – 14th January 2011.

22nd World Scout Jamboree Rinkaby, Sweden (27th July – 8th August) 46 Participants Contingent Leader: Mr Michael Poh Cher Huat Led by Mr Michael Poh, Area Resource Commissioner, the contingent of 46 members attended the 22nd World Scout Jamboree in Sweden. The contingent visited Denmark for their post Jamboree Event.

28th Asia Pacifi c Jamboree Kaohsiung, Taiwan (11th – 17th July) 24 Participants Contingent Leader: Mr Justin Ng Led by Mr Justin Ng, District Leader from Tampines, 24 members represented the Association to the 28th APR Jamboree held in Kaoshiung, Taiwan.

2011 Chia Yi City Community Jamboree Chiayi, Taiwan (11th – 13th November) 4 Participants Contingent Leader: Ms Peh Khoon Puay Ms Peh Khoon Puay, District Commissioner of Bukit Timah led a group of 4 to the Chia Yi City Community Jamboree held in Chiayi City, Taiwan. International Relations 29

12th Malaysia National Jamboree Terrengganu, Malaysia (19th – 25th November) 48 Participants Contingent Leader: Ms Noraini Mohamad Led by Ms Noraini Mohamad, GSL of Metta School, the Contingent of 48 Boys and Girls represented the Association to the 12th Malaysia National Jamboree held in Terengganu. Out of the 48 member contingent, 12 were Extension Scouts.

27th International Agoonoree North Gyeounggi, Korea (24th – 26th June) 11 Par ticipants Contingent Leader: Ms Asmawati Saimon Led by Ms Asmawati Saimon (Extension Scout Leader), 7 Extension Scouts and 4 Adult Leaders attended the 27th International Agonoree in Korea.

9th Indonesia Scout Jamboree Sumatra, Indonesia (2nd – 9th July) 11 Par ticipants Contingent Leader: Mr Nordin Salleh Mr Nordin Salleh (ALT, STT) together with 2 Scouts from Queenstown Secondary School attended the 9th Indonesia National Scout Jamboree in Palembang, Indonesia.

5th Scouts Of The World Voluntary Service Project Terengganu, Malaysia (16th – 30th June) 8 Participants Contingent Leader: Mr Edieusdi Ahmad Mr Tan Sijie (Advisor Project Orion) and Mr Edieusdi Ahmad (Team Leader) together with 7 other Rover Leaders attended the 5th Scouts of The World Voluntary Service Project - Project Orion III held in Terengganu, Malaysia. The Team worked closely with WWF (Malaysia) to improve the Turtle Conservation Project.

Committee NSO Visit Singapore (27th – 29th May) First Vice Chairman Mr Prakorb Mukura, Second Vice Chairman Dr. Mukhyuddin Bin Sarwani and Mr Mohammed Ali Khalid from the Asia Pacifi c Regional Scout Committee accompanied by Mr Abdullah Rasheed (APR Regional Director) and Mr Syd Castillo (Director of Youth Programme) conducted the Committee NSO Visit (CNV) in Singapore. The purpose of the visit is to help SSA in her continuous efforts and new initiatives taken to improve the quality of scouting and delivery of innovative programmes. 30 Adult Leaders’ Training

ADULT LEADERS’ TRAINING

Unit Leader Training Induction Courses (ULTIC) (26th February and 16th July) From year 2011, the course is designed to be learner-centric and base stations learning. Two intakes of the ULTIC were successfully conducted at Ngee Ann Secondary School and Holy Innocent’s High School.

Unit Leader Training Wood Badge Courses (ULTWBC) (26th February and 16th July) The course was conducted on a modular cum residential system over a period of two months. The Leadership and Scout Method competencies were carried out over fi fteen modules on Saturdays whereas the Scout Craft Competencies module was covered at residential camp. Two ULTWBC were successfully conducted in the year.

Developmental Workshops (24th - 28th November) In conjunction with the National Patrol Camp held at National Training Team (NTT), National Programme Council (NPC) held an Annual Developmental Workshop (Palaver Session) on 26th November at Sarimbun Scout Camp. The program included a talk by Mr Tan Cheng Kiong on Challenge for the 2nd Century of Scouting: Reviewing the Youth Programme. Mr Tan Sijie, NPC National Coordinator for Scouts of the World also shared his experience on Scouts of the World Award and projects at Singapore base.

Below is the statistical breakdown on all the courses :

COURSE TITLE COURSE DIRECTOR COURSE DATES PARTICIPANTS

ULT Induction Course 1 Ho Chee Heng 26th February 2011 83

ULT Induction Course 2 Lam Haw Ju, Eric 16th July 2011 40

ULT Wood Badge Course Intake 1 Malcolm Tan BH April to June 2011 28

ULT Wood Badge Course Intake 2 Andrew Ang Kah Hin August to December 2011 23 Adult Leaders’ Training 31

Award of Woodbadge

Nine leaders were awarded their Woodbadges. The recipients of the Woodbadges were:

NAME APPOINTMENT Chua Yong Liang Assistant Scout Leader Salim b Hassan B Cub Scout Leader Varun Singh Assistant Scout Leader Yap Koon Seng Assistant Scout Leader Sim Cheng Teck District Scout Leader Tan Wei Wen Assistant Scout Leader Tan Kim Heng Adult Leader Leong Keng Wah, Alaric Venture Scout Leader Loh Yian Chong, Edward Adult Leader

Training Team Appointments Assistant Leader Trainers Ho Chee Heng was appointed Leader Trainer on 23rd April 2011.

Overseas Involvement APR – 25th Course for Prospective Leader Trainers LT Patrick Tan Kwang Yeong, ALT Andrew Ang Kah Hin, Andrew and member Eric Lam Haw Ju, attended the 25th Course for Prospective Leader Trainers hosted by Scouts Australia from 22nd to 26th April at Gilwell Park, Victoria.

APR – National Programme and Training Commissioner’s Forum Assistant National Training Commissioner Tan Kay Kerng, member Anthony Ng and Alex Choo attended the National Programme and Training Commissioner’s Forum hosted by Scouts Australia from 31st August to 3rd September at Adelaide, Australia.

APR Workshop on Effective National Adult Resources Committee & National Training System LTs Lester Lee Siak Yeng and Ho Chee Heng; ALT Andrew Ang Kah Hin and members Yang Chen, Eric Lam Haw Ju and Barry Chua attended the APR Workshop on Effective National Adult Resources Committee & National Training System organized by Scout of Japan at Tokyo, Japan from 16th to 19th September. Sr Executive Angie Pong was one of the participants. 32 Adult Leaders’ Training

National Training Team (January – December)

National Training Commissioner Assistant Leader Trainers Dr Jeffrey Ho Kai Kwong Nordin Salleh Lim Say Chionh Sim Eng Hock Philip Ang Chun Ling Asst. National Training Commissioner Koh Kee Lee Benjamin Pwee Yek Kwan Tan Kay Kerng M. Ibrahim Alaric Leong KW Tan Cheng Kiong Goh Yee Heng Leader Trainers Riyaz Huseni Lam Haw Ju Chay Hong Leng Ho Chee Heng Lim Kok Swee Krishnansamy K William Tan Edward Loh YC Md Khamsani Bin Sardi Aman b H Ahmad Choo Haw Fatt Lester Lee Lai Kwok Chin Yang Chen Patrick Tan Han Songguang Dr Boey Mao Jie M Supramaniam Alvin Chong Ng Weng San Ho Chee Heng Gina Ong Tan Sijie Don Keithsiri Wijendra Koh Min Zhuan Honorary Leader Trainers Malcolm Tan BH Phang Wai Kit Lee Tai Hui Andrew Ang KH Jacqueline Lau Vincent Lim Alphonsus Gregory Joseph John Members Chow Hock Lin Eugene Tan Associate Members Dr Mohd Effendy Wan Meng Hao Lawrence Teng Loh Lye Lin Joshua Yeo Barry Chua Noraini Mohamad Sim Eng Teck Nyeo Hee Wah Chong Tze Wen Roy Lai Programmes and Events 33

PROGRAMMES & EVENTS Cub Scouts

NATIONAL CUB SCOUT MIND QUIZ 2011 (16th April)

The National Cub Scout Roundtable, in collaboration with RI02 Raffl es Scout Group organised the 3rd National Cub Scout Mind Quiz for Cub Scouts in Singapore. The aim of this competition is to enhance the learning of scouting knowledge through an engaging and fulfi lling activity. 68 teams from 30 Units attended the Preliminary Rounds and the Finals held at Raffl es Institution.

School No. of Teams

Stamford Primary school 2 Temasek Primary school 2 Zhonghua Primary school 2 Chongzheng Primary School 1 St. Joseph’s Instituition Junior 4 Chongfu Primary School 4 Marsling Primary School 3 Radin Mas Primary School 4 Poi Ching School 3 De La Salle School 2 Yangzheng Primay School 2 Rosyth School 4 Rulang Primary School 2 Admiralty Primary School 2 Woodlands Primary School 1 Catholic High School (Primary) 4 Princess Elizabeth Primary School 2 First Toa Payoh Primary school 2 Juying Primary School 3 Canberra Primary School 1 Da Qiao Primary School 1 Bendemeer Primary School 2 Pioneer Primary School 1 Tampines Primary School 1 Bukit Panjang Primary School 1 Yishun Primary School 3 Fuhua Primary School 2 Casuarina Primary School 4 Griffi ths Primary School 1 Endeavour Primary School 2

TOTAL 68 Scout

National Exploration Challenge (30th July)

104 teams from 40 Units took part in the National Exploration Challenge at Marina Barrage. Chief Commissioner, Mr Tan Cheng Kiong, was the Guest-of- Honour to fl ag-off all the teams at the starting point. Victory team went to Gan Eng Seng Team 1 who was awarded the Champion Trophy. 34 Programmes and Events

Below were the results from participating teams as follows:

02 Raffl es Scout Group Team 3 Gold Catholic High Scout Group Team 3 Gold Gan Eng Seng Dragon Scout Group Team 1 Gold Catholic High Scout Group Team 4 Gold 02 Raffl es Scout Group Team 1 Gold Bukit Merah Secondary School Team 1 Gold Anglican High Falcon Scouts Team 1 Gold Victoria School Team 1 Gold Ngee Ann Wichita Scout Troop Team 1 Gold Catholic High Scout Group Team 1 Gold Maris Stella High School Team 1 Gold Maris Stella High School Team 2 Gold Gan Eng Seng Dragon Scout Group Team 4 Gold Holy Innocents’ High Hornet Scout Troop Team 1 Gold Holy Innocents’ High Hornet Scout Troop Team 3 Gold Maris Stella High School Team 3 Silver SJI Pelandok Scout Unit Team 1 Silver Tanjong Katong Seladang Scout Group Team 1 Silver Gan Eng Seng Dragon Scout Group Team 3 Silver Gan Eng Seng Dragon Scout Group Team 2 Silver East Spring Secondary School Team 2 Silver Victoria School Team 3 Silver 02 Raffl es Scout Group Team 2 Silver 02 Raffl es Scout Group Team 4` Silver Catholic High Scout Group Team 2 Silver 02 Raffl es Scout Group Team 5 Silver Catholic High Scout Group Team 5 Silver Swiss Cottage Team 1 Silver Unity Unicorn Scout Group Team 1 Silver Anglican High Falcon Scouts Team 2 Silver Montfort Knights Team 1 Silver East Spring Secondary School Team 5 Silver St. Andrew's Secondary School Team 2 Silver Manta Ray Sea Scouts Team 3 Silver Ahmad Ibrahim Warrior Scouts Team 2 Silver St. Andrew's Secondary School Team 1 Silver Hwa Chong Scout Group Team 2 Silver Manjusri Red Fox Scout Group Team 1 Silver St. Gabriel Scout Group Team 1 Bronze Fajar Fox Scouts Team 2 Bronze Tanjong Katong Seladang Scout Group Team 2 Bronze Manta Ray Sea Scouts Team 1 Bronze Chung Cheng High (Yishun) Team 1 Bronze Serangoon Secondary School Team 3 Bronze Bukit Merah Secondary School Team 2 Bronze Manjusri Red Fox Scout Group Team 2 Bronze Peirce Secondary Bronze Dunearn Unicorn Scouts Team 2 Bronze Beatty Secondary School Team 2 Bronze Dunearn Unicorn Scouts Team 1 Bronze Holy Innocents' High Hornet Scout Troop Team 4 Bronze Swiss Cottage Scouts Group Team 2 Bronze Programmes and Events 35

Fajar Fox Scouts Team 1 Bronze Tanjong Katong Seladang Scout Group Team 4 Bronze Unity Unicorn Scout Group Team 3 Bronze Cuon Scout Group Team 1 Bronze Victoria School Team 4 Bronze East Spring Secondary School Team 4 Bronze Unity Unicorn Scout Group Team 2 Bronze Victoria School Team 2 Bronze Tanjong Katong Seladang Scout Group Team 3 Bronze Anglo-Chinese School (I) Team 1 Bronze Bukit Panjang Eagle Scout Group Team 1 Bronze Raffl es 01 Team 1 Bronze Manjusri Red Fox Scout Group Team 3 Bronze Ahmad Ibrahim Warrior Scouts Team 1 Bronze Manta Ray Sea Scouts Team 2 Bronze Montfort Knights Team 2 Bronze Phoenix Scout Group Team 2 Bronze Beatty Secondary School Team 3 Bronze Balestier Hill Secondary School Team 1 Bronze Cuon Scout Group Team 3 Bronze Bishan Park Secondary School Team 1 Bronze Cuon Scout Group Team 2 Bronze Raffl es 01 Team 2 Bronze Zhenghua Fox Scout Unit Team 1 Bronze Chua Chu Kang Secondary School Team 2 Bronze Serangoon Secondary School Team 1 Bronze East Spring Secondary School Team 3 Bronze Cuon Scout Group Team 4 Bronze Beatty Secondary School Team 1 Bronze Hong Kah Secondary School Team 2 Bronze East Spring Secondary School Team 1 Bronze Ngee Ann Wichita Scout Troop Team 2 Bronze Holy Innocents’ High Hornet Scout Troop Team 2 Unplaced Zhenghua Fox Scout Unit Team 2 Unplaced Hwa Chong Scout Group Team 1 Unplaced Bedok Town Tiger Scouts Group Team 2 Unplaced Phoenix Scout Group Team 1 Unplaced Queenstown 03 Scout Group Team 1 Unplaced Hong Kah Secondary School Team 1 Unplaced Chua Chu Kang Secondary School Team 1 Unplaced Serangoon Secondary School Team 2 Unplaced Chung Cheng High (Yishun) Team 2 Unplaced White Stag Scout (Siglap Sec.) Team 1 Unplaced Bedok Town Tiger Scouts Group Team 1 Unplaced Queenstown 03 Scout Group Team 3 Unplaced Queenstown 03 Scout Group Team 4 Unplaced Zhenghua Fox Scout Unit Team 3 Unplaced Serangoon Secondary School Team 5 Unplaced Queenstown 03 Scout Group Team 2 Unplaced Serangoon Secondary School Team 4 Unplaced Assumption Pathway School Team 1 Unplaced White Stag Scout (Siglap Sec.) Team 2 Unplaced Zhenghua Fox Scout Unit Team 4 Unplaced 36 Programmes and Events

Scout

National Patrol Camp 24th -28th November 50 teams of 8 scouts participated in the National Patrol Camp held at Sarimbun Scout Camp. National Scout Commisioner Edmund Tay was the Camp Chief

The following schools received the award at the camp:-

Name of School / Open Unit Award Name of School / Open Unit Award

Anglican High School Gold NUS High School Silver Bukit Merah Secondary School Gold St. Patrick’s School Silver Catholic High School Gold Tanjong Katong Secondary School Silver Clementi Town Secondary School Gold Yuan Ching Secondary School (Mixed) Silver Dunman High School Gold Anglo-Chinese School (Barker Road) Bronze East Spring Secondary School (Mixed) Gold Bedok South Secondary School Bronze Gan Eng Seng School (Boys) Gold Chua Chu Kang Secondary School Bronze Gan Eng Seng School (Girls) Gold Clementi Woods Secondary School (Mixed) Bronze 01 Raffl es Institution Gold Dunearn Secondary School Bronze St. Joseph’s Institution Gold Fuhua Secondary School Bronze Victoria School Gold Hong Kah Secondary School (Mixed) Bronze Zhenghua Secondary School Gold Mayfl ower Secondary School Bronze Zhonghua Secondary School Gold Newtown Secondary School Bronze Anglo-Chinese School (Independent) Silver Punggol Secondary School Bronze Beatty Secondary School Silver Serangoon Secondary School Bronze Chung Cheng High School (Main) Silver St. Andrew’s Secondary School Bronze Fajar Secondary School Silver Swiss Cottage Secondary School (Boys) Bronze Greenridge Secondary School Silver Swiss Cottage Secondary School (Girls) Bronze Greenview Secondary School (Mixed) Silver Unity Secondary School (Boys) Bronze Holy Innocents’ High School Silver Unity Secondary School (Mixed) Bronze Hougang Secondary School Silver Bukit Panjang Government High School COP* Jurong Secondary School Silver Guangyang Secondary School COP* Maris Stella High School Silver Pierce Secondary School COP* Montfort Secondary School Silver Queenstown Secondary School COP* Ngee Ann Secondary School Silver

COP* = Certifi cate of Participation Programmes and Events / Singapore Scout Guild 37

CCA Hike Exploration 18th – 19th March Number Applied 35 Number Passed 8

24th – 25th June Number Applied 28 Number Passed 5

27th – 28th December Number Applied 43 Number Passed 6 Venture Scout

A.S.P.I.RE

16th – 19th June Venture Scout Leader Gary Seah was the Chief Examiner for the A.S.P.I.RE. A total of 19 candidates registered for the test.

16th – 19th December Venture Scout Leader Gary Seah was appointed the Chief Examiner for the A.S.P.I.RE. A total of 34 candidates registered for the test.

PSA Projects A total of 47 Venture Scouts registered for the PSA Projects. Rover Scout

Rover Progress Scheme Consultation Session 23rd April National Rover Council conducted a review of the Rover Progress Scheme (“RPS”). The consultation session was attended by Crane Scout Group, Cuon Scout Group, Fox Scout Group, Kerengga Rover Crew (Open), Serangoon Eagle Scout Group, St Andrew’s Star Scout Group, and Tampines Sands Rover Crew (Open).

SINGAPORE SCOUT GUILD

2011 marked another active and fruitful year for the Singapore Scout Guild.

World Scout Day (19th February) In celebration of the Founder’s birthday, the Guild organized a World Scout Day Celebration Luncheon at the Singapore Scout Association HQ. The event was attended by 300 members. A commemorative badge marking the event was also given to all guests.

Scout Guild Annual General Meeting (25th June) The Guild had its 17th Annual General Meeting at HQ. 38 Singapore Scout Guild

Scout Charity Golf 2011 (7th September) The Scout Charity Golf Tournament 2011 was held at the Tanah Merah Country Club. The event was graced by Mr Noel Hon, former President of the Association, and by Dr Tan Cheng Bock, Advisor to the Guild. The Charity Golf Tournament is an annual event organized by the Guild to raise funds for the Association. A total of 105 golfers took part and had good fun on that day which culminated with a sit- down dinner at the club premises. A total net sum of $52,491.02 was raised from the event.

Charity Film Premiere (6th December) As part of its efforts to raise funds for the Association, the Guild organized a Charity Film Premiere – The Muppets at the Grand Cathay Cineplex. The Charity Film Premiere was strongly supported by StarHub Ltd, which sponsored the costs of tickets for all the 294 seats in Hall 2. The total net sum raised was $18,644.25.

Get-together Fellowship Dinner (30th December) The Guild organized a Get-Together Fellowship Dinner at HQ. Members from Girl Guides Singapore (GGS) Trefoil Guild were also invited to attend, to foster closer working relationship amongst the two Associations.

Fellowship Lunches Members of the Management Committee continued the tradition of hosting regular fellowship lunches for Committee members and Chapter representatives. Apart from building up the espirit-de-corps, such fellowship lunches were useful in exchanging ideas for new activities and programmes. Three fellowship lunches were organized.

Award Scheme The Management Committee had proposed and introduced a scheme to encourage and recognize Guild Chapters that were active during the year. The scheme is based on the following criteria:

1. Chapter membership growth 2. Attendance at Guild Management Committee meeting 3. Support for activities of the Guild and the Singapore Scout Association 4. Chapter’s Activities Seniors in Scouting 39

SENIORS IN SCOUTING

Management Committee

Standing Mr Foo Seck Tong, Mr Paul Gomez, Mrs Vivian Tan, Mr Peter Chan, Dr Joshua Wong, Mrs Lilian Kang

Seated Mr Roney Tan (Hon.Treasurer.) Mr Peter Joe Chia (Chairman), Mr Lam Peck Heng (Deputy Chairman), Mrs Kathleen Tan(Hon. Secretary)

Not in Photograph Mr M. Francis

Since its inception in December 2006, 379 seniors had been trained. Registered members for 2011 stands at 118, of which 17 are life-members. Members continue to play an active part in various programmes aimed at promoting active ageing, life-long learning and senior volunteerism. The programme has contributed to one of the strategic moves of SSA to promote community scouting by reaching out to seniors and retirees besides establishing more open groups outside the school- based system. 3 seniors are now assisting in the running of units, Mr & Mrs Cheng Sai, helping out with the Colugo Scout Group, based at Thomson Community Centre, and Mr M. Francis assisting the Yishun Primary Cub Scout Unit and Naval Base Open Group.

Line Dancing Group led by Mrs Margaret Anderson going through their steps. SIS members shared many common active ageing activities. They come together on Wednesdays for Ukulele practices and line-dance. The ukulele group led by Mr Roney Tan had an active year performing at various functions such as: • Founder’s Day celebration • The Kreta Ayer Stamp Club National Day Celebration • Tan Tock Seng Hospital Mooncake Festival • First National Cub Scout Gang Show • President Golf Charity Dinner • Holland Village RC Christmas Fiesta Ukulele Group performing at the Scout Charity Golf 2011.

In addition, SIS participated in the following activities during the year: 1) A talk on “Reinventing Yourself Through The 7 Skills of Great Artists” by Peter Chan who is an active committee member. 2) A trip to Gunung Ledang for durians led by member Helen Wong

Members with family and friends at Gunung Ledang. 40 National Events

NATIONAL EVENTS

Chingay 2011 (6th February)

The following participants represented SSA in the Grand Finale “Passing The Lamp” Ceremony.

LEE TAI HUI Group Scout Leader, Hwa Scout Institution Member, Scout Guild Honorary Leader Trainer, Singapore Training Team CHIANG KAR MUN Student at Ngee Ann Polytechnic Venture Scout at East Spring Oneida Scout Group CELESTIA CHEW SHI YUN MOE Teacher at Yangzheng Primary School Cub Scout Leader, Yangzheng Cub Scout Pack Member, Cub Scout Council RYAN TAN QIAN WEI Student at Yangzheng Primary School Cub Scout at Yangzheng Cub Scout Pack

National Day Parade 2011 (9th August)

SSA was represented by a total of 61 Scouts at the National Day Parade held at the Padang. The SSA contingent was led by Contingent Commanders, Muhd. Muhaimin Bin Aziz and Ng Eileen. A total of 14 Scout Groups took part in the Parade. Mr Nordin Salleh (ATL) was the overall coordinator. School/Scout Unit Participants Ahmad Ibrahim Secondary School 1 Bishan Park Secondary School 3 Chung Cheng High School (Yishun) 2 Chua Chu Kang Secondary School 8 Clementi Town Secondary School 4 Dunman Secondary School 1 Maris Stella High School 5 New Town Secondary School 1 Queenstown Secondary School 6 Regent Secondary School 8 St Gabriel’s Secondary School 5 St Patrick’s School 9 Punggol Secondary School 5 Nan Chiau High School 3 Award & Achievements 41

AWARD & ACHIEVEMENTS

Frank Cooper Sands Award (21st August)

Mr Noel Hon Chia Chun, President of The Singapore Scout Association graced the award ceremony held as SSA HQ.

FCSA Honours Pennant

It was conferred on units which had attained the FCSA Gold for the consecutive 5 years from the year 2002 to 2010. The units which qualifi ed were as follows:

CUB SCOUT SECTION SCOUT SECTION VENTURE SCOUT SECTION Name of School / Open Unit Name of School / Open Unit Name of School / Open Unit 1. Catholic High School (Primary) 1. 02 Raffl es Scout Group 1. 01 Raffl es Scout Group 2. De La Salle School 2. Ahmad Ibrahim Secondary School 2. 02 Raffl es Scout Group 3. Greenridge Primary School 3. Anglo-Chinese School (Barker Road) 3. ACS (Independent) Scout Group 4. Henry Park Primary School 4. Anglo-Chinese School (Independent) 4. Hougang Rangers Scout Group 5. Maris Stella High School (Primary) 5. Catholic High School 6. Pei Chun Public School 6. Gan Eng Seng School ROVER SCOUT SECTION 7. Poi Ching School 7. Greenridge Secondary School Name of School / Open Unit 8. Radin Mas Primary School 8. Holy Innocents’ High School 9. River Valley Primary School 9. Hwa Chong Institution 1. Serangoon Eagle Scout Group 10. South View Primary School 10. Peirce Secondary School 11. St. Andrew’s Junior School 11. Punggol Secondary School 12. Tao Nan School 12. St. Joseph’s Institution 13. Unity Primary School 13. St. Patrick’s School 14. Woodlands Primary School 14. Victoria School 15. Woodlands Ring Primary School 15. Zhenghua Secondary School 16. Yangzheng Primary School 16. Zhonghua Secondary School 17. Yio Chu Kang Primary School 18. Yishun Primary School 42 Award & Achievements

Gold Award 24. Fajar Secondary School 19. Pioneer Primary School Cub Scout 25. Fuhua Secondary School 20. Qifa Primary School 26. Gan Eng Seng School 21. Red Swastika School 1. Anglo-Chinese School (Primary) 27. Greenridge Secondary School 22. Rivervale Primary School 2. Bendemeer Primary School 28. Greenview Secondary School 23. Seng Kang Primary School 3. Boon Lay Garden Primary School 29. Hong Kah Secondary School 24. St. Anthony’s Primary School 4. Casuarina Primary School 30. Holy Innocents’ High School 25. St. Stephen’s School 5. Catholic High School 31. Hougang Secondary School 26. Stamford Primary School 6. Chongfu Primary School 32. Hwa Chong Scout Group 27. Kong Hwa School 7. De La Salle School 33. Jurong Secondary School 28. Tampines Primary School 8. East View Primary School 34. Manjusri Secondary School 29. Teck Whye Primary School 9. Fengshan Primary School 35. Manta Ray Sea Scout (Open) Group 30. Townsville Primary School 10. First Toa Payoh Primary School 36. Maris Stella High School 31. Yu Neng Primary School 11. Gongshang Primary School 37. Montfort Secondary School 32. Yumin Primary School 12. Greenridge Primary School 38. New Town Secondary School 33. Zhonghua Primary School 13. Griffi ths Primary School 39. Ngee Ann Secondary School 14. Henry Park Primary School 40. Peirce Secondary School Scout 15. Jing Shan Primary School 41. Punggol Secondary School 1. Damai Secondary School 16. Lakeside Primary School 42. Queenstown Secondary School 2. Changkat Changi Secondary School 17. Maris Stella High School (Primary) 43. River Valley High School 3. Mayfl ower Secondary School 18. Mayfl ower Primary School 44. Serangoon Secondary School 4. NUS High School 19. Meridian Primary School 45. Siglap Secondary School 5. Regent Secondary School 20. Montfort Junior School 46. Soaring Eagles Scout (Open) Group 21. Nanyang Primary School 47. St. Gabriel’s Secondary School Venture Scout 22. Ngee Ann Primary School 48. St. Joseph’s Institution 23. North Vista Primary School 1. 23 Eagles Scout (Open) Group 49. St. Patrick’s School 24. Pei Chun Public School 2. Crane Scout Group 50. Swiss Cottage Secondary School 25. Poi Ching School 3. Fire Eagle Venture Scout Unit 51. Tanjong Katong Secondary School 26. Radin Mas Primary School 4. Serangoon Eagle Scout Group 52. Unity Secondary School 27. River Valley Primary School 5. White Stag Scout Group 53. Yuan Ching Secondary School 28. Rosyth School 54. Zhenghua Secondary School Rover Scout 29. Rulang Primary School 55. Zhonghua Secondary School 1. Cuon Rover Crew 30. South View Primary School 2. Kerengga Rover Crew (Open) 31. St Andrew’s ‘Star’ Scout Group Venture Scout 3. Marlin Sea Rover Crew (Open) 32. St. Gabriel’s Primary School 1. 01 Raffl es Scout Group 33. St. Joseph’s Institution Junior Extension Scout 2. 02 Raffl es Scout Group 34. Tanjong Katong Primary School 3. 2006 Southern Cross Scout Group 1. APSN Katong School 35. Tao Nan School 4. Anglo-Chinese School (Independent) 2. Lee Kong Chian Gardens School 36. Temasek Primary School 5. Catholic High Scout Group 3. WGS Jaguar Scout Group 37. Unity Primary School 6. Holy Innocents’ Hornet Scout Troop 38. West View Primary School 7. Hwa Chong Scout Group Bronze Award 39. White Sands Primary School 8. Oneida Scout Group Cub Scout 40. Woodlands Primary School 9. Rangers Scout Group 41. Xingnan Primary School 1. Canberra Primary School 10. River Valley Eagle Scout Group 42. Xishan Primary School 2. Concord Primary School 11. St Joseph’s Pelandok Venture Unit 43. Yangzheng Primary School 3. Coral Primary School 4. Da Qiao Primary School 44. Yio Chu Kang Primary School Rover Scout 45. Yishun Primary School 5. Dazhong Primary School 1. Serangoon Eagle Rover Crew 6. East Spring Primary School Scout 2. St Joseph’s Pelandok Rover Unit 7. Elias Park Primary School 8. Evergreen Primary School 1. 01 Raffl es Scout Group Extension Scout 2. 02 Raffl es Scout Group 9. Jurong Primary School 3. Ahmad Ibrahim Secondary School 1. Metta School 10. Maha Bodhi School 4. Anglican High School 11. Opera Estate Primary School 5. Anglo-Chinese School (Barker Road) Silver Award 12. Princess Elizabeth Primary School 6. Anglo-Chinese School (Independent) Cub Scout 13. Qihua Primary School 7. V i c to r i a Sc h o o l 1. Ai Tong School 14. Telok Kurau Primary School 8. Beatty Secondary School 2. Anderson Primary School 15. Yuhua Primary School 9. Bedok South Secondary School 3. Anglo-Chinese School (Junior) Scout 10. Bishan Park Secondary School 4. Bedok Green Primary School 11. Bukit Merah Secondary School 5. Blangah Rise Primary School 1. Guangyang Secondary School 12. Bukit Panjang Government High 6. Bukit Panjang Primary School 2. Nan Chiau High School School 7. Chongzheng Primary School 3. Balestier Hill Secondary School 13. Catholic High Scout Group 8. Chua Chu Kang Primary School 4. St Andrew’s ‘Star’ Scout Group 14. Chai Chee Secondary School 9. Fuhua Primary School Venture Scout 15. Clementi Town Secondary School 10. Gan Eng Seng Primary School 16. Clementi Woods Secondary School 11. Greenwood Primary School 1. Cuon Venture Scout Unit 17. Chua Chu Kang Secondary School 12. Hong Kah Primary School 2. Franciscan Scouts Group (Open) 18. Chung Cheng High School (Main) 13. Juying Primary School 3. Ngee Ann Wichita Scouts 19. Chung Cheng High School (Yishun) 14. Keming Primary School Rover Scout 20. Dunman High School 15. Kranji Primary School 21. Dunearn Secondary School 16. Mee Toh School 1. Griffi n Rover Group (Open) 22. Dunman Secondary School 17. Nan Hua Primary School 2. Tampines Sands Rover Scout Group 23. East Spring Secondary School 18. North Spring Primary School (Open) Award & Achievements 43

Akela Award (29th October)

Professor Leo Tan Wee Hin (Vice President Scout Council) was the Guest of Honour for the ceremony.

A total of 127 recipients were awarded the Akela Award. Among them 19 recipients were conferred the Honours Award.

Cub Scout Section Name Pack

Honours AUGUSTUS LAW SHAORUI Catholic High Cub Scout Pack YAP JUN ZHENG MITCHELL Catholic High Cub Scout Pack ARISSA RASHID Gongshang Cub Scout Pack ENG XU EN Gongshang Cub Scout Pack HUDA BTE ABDUL MALIK Gongshang Cub Scout Pack JOY WONG YIN HUI Gongshang Cub Scout Pack LIM ZEYU Gongshang Cub Scout Pack NG RAYSHON Gongshang Cub Scout Pack DOMINIC YAP WEI TING Henry Park Pelican Cub Scout Pack JONATHAN KOONG EE FANG Henry Park Pelican Cub Scout Pack TIMOTHY LIU YHIN SHENG Henry Park Pelican Cub Scout Pack MARCUS TANG XIN KYE Woodlands Manta Ray Cub Scout Pack CHENG E SHEEN Nanyang Pegasus Cub Scout Pack NABILAH BINTE BAHRIM Rosyth Cub Scout Pack ARAJUN Temasek Raccoons Cub Scout Pack ILYSSA LOW Viking Scout Group JASON TANG Woodlands Ring Soaring Eagles Cub Scout Pack MOHD ZIDANE MARICAN Yishun Primary Cub Scout Pack RUSSELL ASHLEY GAN CHENN ANN Yumin Cub Scout Pack

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CHAN CHEN YANG DARYLE Ai Tong Cub Scout Pack ROY XIAO HONGZE Ai Tong Cub Scout Pack TAN JUN JIE RYAN Ai Tong Cub Scout Pack KENNETH KOH JUN JIE Bendemeer Eagles Cub Scout Pack DAYTON LEEM HONG YING Canberra Cub Scout Pack LUCAS KWOK ZHENG Canberra Cub Scout Pack SHAWN TANG TEOW KIAT Canberra Cub Scout Pack TEO ZHI XIAN Canberra Cub Scout Pack BENEDICT POH Catholic High Cub Scout Pack CHEW JIN XUAN Catholic High Cub Scout Pack ANG CHUN TECK Chongfu Cheetah Cub Scout Pack GOH WEN XU Chongfu Cheetah Cub Scout Pack HAFEZ SOROURI ZANJANI Chongfu Cheetah Cub Scout Pack JOVI LIM KE WEI Chongfu Cheetah Cub Scout Pack LE HAI SON Chongfu Cheetah Cub Scout Pack LEE YONG KANG Chongfu Cheetah Cub Scout Pack LOOI JIA CHEK Chongfu Cheetah Cub Scout Pack MELVIN L DE GUIA Chongfu Cheetah Cub Scout Pack NG GUANG YI Chongfu Cheetah Cub Scout Pack ONG CHEE SHAWN TITUS Chongfu Cheetah Cub Scout Pack ADAM HO KENG YUEN De La Salle Cub Scout Pack SURENDRAN MANOKARAN De La Salle Cub Scout Pack WEE RUI-EN FABIEN De La Salle Cub Scout Pack ARKAR HAN Fuhua Cub Scout Pack KENNETH NG JING LONG Greenwood Cub Scout Pack MUHAMMAD AISH B SABARUDDIN Greenwood Cub Scout Pack JARRELL KOO JINGRUI Greenwood Cub Scout Pack ALOYSIUS PHANG JINGHAO Henry Park Pelican Cub Scout Pack CHEOW SUE-JANE Henry Park Pelican Cub Scout Pack HOO JINH WANN Henry Park Pelican Cub Scout Pack JARED KWANG ZHII YI Henry Park Pelican Cub Scout Pack KEITH HO SHOU YIT Henry Park Pelican Cub Scout Pack KELVIN TSUI NGOU YIN Henry Park Pelican Cub Scout Pack KIMBERLY SONG MAO NING Henry Park Pelican Cub Scout Pack MARUS CHOO QI JUN Henry Park Pelican Cub Scout Pack WINSTON CHUA JIE YANG Henry Park Pelican Cub Scout Pack BESFER CHIEW SHAO XIANG Woodlands Manta Ray Cub Scout Group 44 Award & Achievements

Pass CHERN YEH HUR Woodlands Manta Ray Cub Scout Group DEXTER LOOI JIA AN Woodlands Manta Ray Cub Scout Group EUNICE NG SI TING Woodlands Manta Ray Cub Scout Group FAM YU XIANG Woodlands Manta Ray Cub Scout Group LEEANNE O’DONNELL Woodlands Manta Ray Cub Scout Group LEOH KHAI KEN ASHLIE Woodlands Manta Ray Cub Scout Group LIM CHOON WEI Woodlands Manta Ray Cub Scout Group LIM HUI SHI Woodlands Manta Ray Cub Scout Group LUTFI AL-HAKIM B QAMARUL ZAMAN Woodlands Manta Ray Cub Scout Group MOHD LUTFIL HADI B. ABDUL JABBAR Woodlands Manta Ray Cub Scout Group MUHAMMAD HUSAINI BIN MOHD Woodlands Manta Ray Cub Scout Group SHAHARIN NG JIA XIANG Woodlands Manta Ray Cub Scout Group ONG YONG QING Woodlands Manta Ray Cub Scout Group RACHEL CHAN LIYI Woodlands Manta Ray Cub Scout Group GABRIEL YONG ZHE RUI Maris Stella Cub Scout Pack JOEL GOH HENG YI Maris Stella Cub Scout Pack BRANDON TEO ZHI XIONG Nanyang Pegasus Cub Scout Pack ISABEL LEOW RUI WEN Nanyang Pegasus Cub Scout Pack JEREME JAMES LOO TZE ZHONG Nanyang Pegasus Cub Scout Pack JOY PWEE ZHENG QING Nanyang Pegasus Cub Scout Pack TAN JAVAS Nanyang Pegasus Cub Scout Pack ESTHER GOH YI QI Mee Toh Odyssey Cub Scout Pack FOON XIN YI Mee Toh Odyssey Cub Scout Pack LIOW JIE QI Mee Toh Odyssey Cub Scout Pack PUTRI ERLYANI BTE SULAINI Mee Toh Odyssey Cub Scout Pack YEO WAN XIAN Mee Toh Odyssey Cub Scout Pack BRANSON CHANG Poi Ching Falcon Cub Scout Pack CHIAN JUN YING Poi Ching Falcon Cub Scout Pack TAN GUAN YU Poi Ching Falcon Cub Scout Pack TAN PIN YUAN Poi Ching Falcon Cub Scout Pack TOH SHI EN Poi Ching Falcon Cub Scout Pack LOW JOW LOON JOVIAN Radin Mas Dragon Cub Scout Pack MAK QIN XIANG Radin Mas Dragon Cub Scout Pack TAN YI GUAN Radin Mas Dragon Cub Scout Pack POON WAI KIT River Valley Raven Cub Scout Pack SHAAVIN SINGH THIARA River Valley Raven Cub Scout Pack NIGEL WONG HAN-MING Rosyth Cub Scout Pack JEREMY NG JUN HENG Rosyth Cub Scout Pack NORMAN WEE HUI KIAT Saint Andrew’s ‘Star’ Cub Scout Pack TSOI CHEE CHUNG Saint Andrew’s ‘Star’ Cub Scout Pack MARTIN KWANG JUN JIE Tanjong Katong Cub Scout Pack MUHAMMAD FAYD GHAZZI B M G Tanjong Katong Cub Scout Pack MUHAMMAD ISKANDAR BIN MOHD Tanjong Katong Cub Scout Pack RAMTHAN ONG LIP KHUAN DYLAN Tanjong Katong Cub Scout Pack ANG LE SHAUN Tao Nan Marlin Cub Scout Pack MICHAEL LIM DAO YANG Tao Nan Marlin Cub Scout Pack RYAN GAN Tao Nan Marlin Cub Scout Pack SEAN LIM WEI XIANG Tao Nan Marlin Cub Scout Pack WANG LIANG EN Tao Nan Marlin Cub Scout Pack WONG TZE SHENG , MILTON Tao Nan Marlin Cub Scout Pack YEO ZHI YU Tao Nan Marlin Cub Scout Pack CLIFFORD TAY Temasek Raccoons Cub Scout Pack JONATHAN CHAN Temasek Raccoons Cub Scout Pack NEO SHI WEN Temasek Raccoons Cub Scout Pack MA WAI WAI TUN First Toa Payoh Eagles Cub Scout Pack R. HARIHARAN First Toa Payoh Eagles Cub Scout Pack ASHER WU Yangzheng Cub Scout Pack HENG HONG XUN Yangzheng Cub Scout Pack JERVIS SIM JINLIANG Yangzheng Cub Scout Pack KEVIN LEE Yangzheng Cub Scout Pack MARCUS ONG Yangzheng Cub Scout Pack RAY SEE REYNOLDS Yangzheng Cub Scout Pack TAN ZHENG RUI Yangzheng Cub Scout Pack TREVOR TAN Yangzheng Cub Scout Pack DAWN HO WAN XIN Yishun Primary Cub Scout Pack DOREEN YAP LING QING Yishun Primary Cub Scout Pack JANE LIM WEI TING Yishun Primary Cub Scout Pack TOH TING FENG Yishun Primary Cub Scout Pack LOW GUI XIA Yishun Primary Cub Scout Pack ERIC WOON ZHAN YI Yumin Cub Scout Pack Award & Achievements 45

Chief Commissioner’s Award (6th August)

The Chief Commissioner’s Award Presentation Ceremony was graced by Mr Chay Hong Leng, Deputy Chief Commissioner. The ceremony was held at The Arts House @ The Old Parliament. It was witnessed by family members and leaders of the 21 recipients.

Name Group

JUSTIN LEE JUNN HUNG ANGLO-CHINESE SCHOOL (Independent) PNG CHIEN HONG LUCAS ANGLO-CHINESE SCHOOL (Independent) S. BHARATH ARROW SCOUT GROUP CHIA KUAN YANG ISAAC ARROW SCOUT GROUP KAN REN JIE ARROW SCOUT GROUP JOSHUA CHAN XIANG RONG ARROW SCOUT GROUP LOKE JUN YANG ARROW SCOUT GROUP LIM TENG JIE CATHOLIC HIGH SCOUT GROUP CODY WAI KIAT ONG CATHOLIC HIGH SCOUT GROUP JAZREEL-ANNE RAMA TEO CUON SCOUT GROUP ZHANG YU HUI WENDY EAGLES SCOUT GROUP WAYNE YEO FALCON SCOUT GROUP PEH XUN WEI FOX SCOUT GROUP (OPEN) MARCUS TAN YI YONG ONEIDA SCOUT GROUP NURUL FITRIAH BTE NORSIDEK ONEIDA SCOUT GROUP GIGGSON TAN WEN XUEN ONEIDA SCOUT GROUP MOCK YONG-JIE AIDAN 02 RAFFLES SCOUT GROUP CHIAM SHENG YEOW 02 RAFFLES SCOUT GROUP LOW WEI TING GABRIEL 02 RAFFLES SCOUT GROUP POH CHENG WEI ST JOSEPH’S PELANDOK NAIR NAVEEN ST JOSEPH’S PELANDOK 46 Award & Achievements

President Scout Award (9th December)

Jointly organised with Girl Guides Singapore, the President Scout Award Ceremony was held at the Istana. 10 Venture Scouts of SSA were conferred with the prestigious award by President Tony Tan Keng Yam, who is the Chief Scout.

Full Name CURRENT SCOUT UNIT REGISTERED LO SHENG HONG HWA CHONG SCOUT GROUP NG YIN HONG HWA CHONG SCOUT GROUP LIEU SHI YANG HWA CHONG SCOUT GROUP WAN TZE CHIEN COLLIN HWA CHONG SCOUT GROUP NG JUN DA NELSON HWA CHONG SCOUT GROUP CHANDAN PARTAB MANSUKHANI NGEE ANN WICHITA CHIANG KAR MUN ONEIDA SCOUT GROUP LEE E’THYE DAMIAN ANGLO-CHINESE SCHOOL (Independent) HENG LEI KIAT LEON ANGLO-CHINESE SCHOOL (Independent) CHUA SENG YEW CATHOLIC HIGH SCOUT GROUP

Baden-Powell Award (25th November)

Graced by Mr Henry Baey, a member of the Scout Council, the ceremony was held at Sarimbun Scout Camp.

Five deserving Rover Scouts were bestowed this prestigious award.

1. Benjamin Sho - St. Gabriel’s Southern Cross Rover Crew 2. Christopher John Peter - Bishan Park Lightning Scout Troop 3. Oliver Lim Zikai - Anglo-Chinese School (Barker Road) Scout Group 4. Justin Ng Yong Da - Tampines SandS Rover Crew (Open) 5. Nicholas Koh Yong Zhi - Cuon Scout Group - Rover Scout Crew Award & Achievements 47

Distinguished Service Award (20th September)

The Distinguished Service Award 2011 Investiture Ceremony was held at The Istana. His Excellency, Mr S R Nathan, President of the Republic of Singapore and Chief Scout, conferred the Awards to some 80 Adult Leaders in recognition of their distinguished service to Scout Movement. The Distinguished Gold Award which is the highest award of the Singapore Scout Association (SSA) was conferred on Mr Nicholas Tang Ning for his outstanding contributions to Scouting, specifi cally in Singapore and generally to the World Organization of the Scout Movement.

Among the recipients were Scout Leaders from other National Scout Organizations (NSOs). The Honours List was as follows:

Gold Award Bronze Award 1. Mr Nicholas Tang Ning 8. Mr Lee Siak Yeng, Lester 16. Mr Fachry Sulaiman Former Chief Commissioner Asst. Chief Commissioner (South Area) Member, Financial Resources Sub Committee Star to Silver Award 9. Mr Lim Pia Nee, Jeffrey Gerakan Pramuka Indonesia Asst. National Sea Scout Commissioner 2. Mr Chay Hong Leng 17. Mr Leung Sze On Deputy Chief Commissioner 10. Mr Sim Seng Chye, Amos Asst. Leader Trainer National Sea Scout Commissioner Scout Association of Hong Kong Silver Award 18. Ms Lucia L Taray 3. Mr Simon Hang-Bock RHEE Star to Bronze Award Director, Communication & Strategy Chairman, World Scout Committee 11. Mr Choo Haw Fatt, Alex World Scout Bureau Vice President, Korea Scout Association Asst. National Programme Commissioner Asia-Pacifi c Region

4. Dato’ Haji Kaharudin Bin Momin 12. Mr Ng Chai Hiak, Francis 19. Mr Nawapatn Yanvudhi National Chief Scout Commissioner Rover Scout Leader Staff of International Relations Section Persekutuan Pengakap Malaysia National Scout Organization of Thailand 13. Mr Sim Eng Hock 5. Mr Sommart Sungkapun Asst. Leader Trainer 20. Mr Paul Dudley Parkinson Youth Programme & Adult Resources National Commissioner for Adult Training & National Scout Organization of Thailand Development 14. Mr Tan Kay Kerng Scouts Australia 6. Mr Alphonsus Gregory Asst. National Training Commissioner Asst. Chief Commissioner (West Area) 21. Mr S Prassanna Shrivastava 15. Mr Yang Chen Director, Administration & Finance 7. Mr Ho Chee Heng District Commissioner (Tampines) World Scout Bureau Asst. Chief Commissioner (East Area) Asia-Pacifi c Region 48 Award & Achievements

22. Mr Foo Weng Hong 43. Standard Building & Housing 62. Mr Low Kok Chiah Asst. Group Scout Leader Services Pte Ltd Cub Scout Leader

23. Mr Koh Keok Meng 44. Yangzheng Primary School 63. Mr Muhammad Reza B Sulaiman Group Scout Leader Scout Leader 45. Yio Chu Kang Primary School 24. Mr Leong Chee Keong 64. Mr Nai Hong Chuang, Albert Scout Leader Group Scout Leader Chief Scout’s Commendation 65. Mr Ng Toong Seng, Christopher 25. Mr Loy Kah Tai 46. Ms Asmawati Saimon Area Community Commissioner Cub Scout Leader Scout Leader 66. Mr Rifain Bin Nesiran 26. Mr Maohaid Faizal Kasmin 47. Mr Barry Chua Cub Scout Leader Rover Scout Leader District Commissioner (Yishun) 67. Mr Sng Fook Chong 27. Mr Mohd Zhafrie Bin Jalil 48. Mr Chang Cheng Liang Group Scout Leader District Commissioner (Bedok) Cub Scout Leader 68. Ms Suraya Binte Mohamed Ali 28. Mr Muhammad Khair Sami’an 49. Mr Chee Kim Lee Scout Leader Asst. Scout Leader Group Scout Leader 69. Mr Tan Joon Meng, Gary 29. Mr Ng Chung Cheong 50. Mr Chua Yong Liang Group Scout Leader Group Scout Leader Asst. Scout Leader 70. Mr Tan Kay Soon, Jimmy Group Scout Leader 30. Dr. Tan Kok Kheng 51. Mr Fong Kah Chun Member Scout Leader 71. Mr Tan Yong Huat Singapore Scout Guild Scout Leader 52. Mr Goh Yee Heng District Commissioner (Katong) 31. Anglo-Chinese School (Primary) 72. Mr Julian Victor Group Scout Leader 32. Anglo-Chinese School 53. Ms Hamidatulamaliah Md Jamil Group Scout Leader (Barker Road) 73. Ms Wan Meng Yi, Vicki Cub Scout Leader 54. Mr Howe Tzen Sen 33. Casuarina Primary School Adult Leader 74. Mr Wong Ju Cheng Asst. Scout Leader 34. Thomson Community Club 55. Ms Koo Swee Choo, Kathrine Cub Scout Leader Bronze Vanda Award 75. Mr Wong Kangli, Noel 56. Mr Lam Tse Sun District Leader 35. East Spring Secondary School Group Scout Leader 76. Ms Wong Mei Fong, Kelly 36. East View Primary School 57. Mr Lau Chee Keen Group Scout Leader Asst. Scout Leader 37. Holy Innocents’ Hornet Scout Group 77. Mr Wong Tien Cheng, David 58. Ms Lee Ai Li Asst. Scout Leader Scout Leader 38. Meridian Primary School 78. Ms Yap Hui Yun, Serene Cub Scout Leader 39. Ngee Ann Secondary School 59. Ms Lee Peck Guek, Jennifer Cub Scout Leader 79. Ms Yong Lee Fong, Stella 40. Poi Ching School 60. Ms Lee Song Sang Scout Leader Cub Scout Leader 41. Serangoon Secondary School 80. Mr Zaidy Nandir 61. Ms Loo Chin Imm Cub Scout Leader 42. Siglap Secondary School Cub Scout Leader Award & Achievements 49

Long Service Award (19th November)

Long Service Awards were conferred on 49 Adult Leaders who have provided active service to the Association. The Presentation Ceremony was held at The Singapore Scout Association. The awards were conferred by Mr Tan Tee How, President of the Scout Council. The recipients were as follows:

50 Years 11. Ms Chua Yin Kian, Kathleen 31. Mr Michael Lim 12. Mr Lai Kwok Chin 32. Mr Muhammad Khair Sami’an 1. Mr Joseph John 13. Mr Ng Chai Hiak, Francis 33. Mr Ng June Ren 14. Ms Noraini Mohamad 34. Ms Ng Sock Hoon 40 Years 15. Mr Tan Chin Boon, William 35. Mr Noel Hon Chia Chun 2. Mr Aman Haji Ahmad 16. Ms Yeo Hailin 36. Ms Norhaiza Bte Yep Abu 3. Mr Ng Soon Hock, Francis 17. Mr Ang Chi Hong, Gavin 37. Mr Pah Wen Xiang, Gavin 4. Mr Tan Tek Tin 18. Mr Goh Kai Urn 38. Mr S R Nathan 19. Ms Goh Siew Lin 39. Ms Sidah Binte Jasmin 30 Years 20. Mr Kamarularifi n bin Mahmood 40. Mr Soo Mun Keong, Patrick 21. Mr Koh Min Zhuan 41. Mr Tan Jin Sheng, Jason 5. Mr Lim Hua Teng, Vincent 22. Ms Lau Tai Yeow, Angeline 42. Mr Tan Kian Seng, Jeremy 6. Mr Mathichandran P Ramakrishanan 23. Mr Lee Wei Xien, Dunstan 43. Ms Tan Lindsy 7. Mr Md Khamsani b Sardi 24. Mr Leong Kok Wai, Lester 44. Mr Tan Shiaw Beng 8. Mr Sim Eng Hock 25. Mr Lim King Kok, Gregory 45. Mr Tham Yew Chung 26. Mr Lim Kok Swee 46. Ms Wan Meng Yi, Vicki 20 Years 27. Mr Ling Chun Huan 47. Ms Wong Pih May, Rae 28. Mr Liow Khim Yong 48. Mr Yap Sik Hsun, Desmond 9. Mr Chan Kee Siong 29. Mr Low Tung Mun 49. Mr Yap Weng Chow 10. Mr Chia Chong Meng 30. Ms Meera Jhogasundram 50 Report on Full Time Staff

REPORT ON FULL TIME STAFF

Staff costs and headcount increased from $674,164 to $717,633 and 15 to 16. Staff costs comprise:-

2011 2010 Staff Salaries and Bonus $ 651,559 $ 609,712 CPF & SDL $ 61,522 $ 59,162 Staff Welfare & Training $ 4,552 $ 5,289 TOTAL $ 717,633 $ 674,164

Staff costs as a percentage of total gross expenditure increased, by 2.6% from 15.8% in 2010 to 18.4% in 2011. (See table below)

COST YEAR 2011 2010 Total Expenditure $ 3,908,588 $ 4,270,099 Staff Cost $ 717,633 $ 674,164 Percentage of staff cost over Total Expenditure 18.4% 15.8%

The salary band and the headcount in each band are shown below:

Annual Remuneration* Salary band Number of Staff Top 3 Executives 2011 2010 <$50,000 - - $50,000 to $100,000 2 2 $100,000 to $150,000 1 1 Sub Total 33 Other Employees <$50,000 13 12 TOTAL 16 15

Besides supporting the Scout Council, Commissioners Council and Volunteer leaders in their roles, staff had been instrumental in improving HQ facilities. The following had been successfully achieved to better serve our members: • Enhanced the computerized membership service data management system (MSDS) by creating the Group Module. This facilitated update of group data. • Updated the Financial and Accounting Procedure version 02. • Conducted the fi rst ever online customer service survey in July-August. • Enhanced the physical surrounding landscape of the HQ. • Upgraded the wireless system for faster access within SSA’s premises, especially on the 3rd fl oor area.

Policy relating to the management and avoidance of confl icts of interest As an institution of a public character (IPC), the following policy has been incorporated in the Association’s POR, which is on our website.

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The Singapore Scout Association (SSA) Annual Report 2011 Editorial Committee wishes to thank all contributors of written, statistical or photographic content to this publication, without which the publication would not have been possible. The Singapore Scout Association Annual Report 2011

Editorial Committee

Advisors Mr Tan Cheng Kiong (Chief Commissioner)

Mr Mock Pak Lum (Chairman Communicaton and Relations Committee)

Dr Mohd Effendy Bin Rajab (Executive Director)

Content Editor Mr Caleb Cheah (Director of Corporate Affairs)

Photography Mr Lee Tai Hui Editor (Group Scout Leader, Hwa Chong Institution)

Circulation Mr Caleb Cheah (Director of Corporate Affairs)

Ms Halimah Ismail (Snr Executive Admin & Fund Raising)

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